Dryer Lint

Dry·er Lint
noun
Good cannabis, especially as smoked in cigarettes.
synonyms: cannabis, hashish, hemp, sinsemilla; informalpot, dope, grass, weed, Mary Jane, bud, hash, bhang, kef, ganja, locoweed; reefer, doob, spliff, toke, roach

Picked up some dank ass dryer lint earlier, you tryna do laundry?

by Def God October 28, 2017

Lint Licker

A person who is sexually attracted to persons significantly older than themselves.

Bill has the hotts for his elderly neighbor, he's such a lint licker.

by XXXeXOXOXO January 21, 2010

lint licker

One who likes to lick the lint out of a fatass's belly botton!

Cody is such a lint licker, he was with Mark all night.

by bobby mcbooberpants August 02, 2007

Pocket Lint

From Roanoke Rapids,NC. One Of The best underground Hip Hop Artists out there. His 1st Mixtape Entitled "Rhyme & Reason" Has Been said to be the best Mixtape Of The 2010.

Man Did you Hear that New Pocket Lint Track? It Was Hot!

by Hip Hop Underground December 16, 2010

Lint Dick

What a man gets when he tries to fornicate with a female's belly button.

Yo dude I was so drunk last night I tried to stick it in but I got lint dick.

by Daddylonglegs2 February 03, 2011

lint licker

"A pussy". A general insult to a person regarding their cowardice. Pussycats lick lint often. Hence the allusion.

Lint Licker! I dare you to fight me.

by ekim llerrom February 11, 2009

lint licker

Lint licking refers to the lint left behind by cotton panties on the target of the lint licker.

Sometimes refers to juvenile experimental lesbian activities, no longer practiced as an adult.

Judy publicly calling Sarah a "lint licker" was an embarrassing reminder of vigorous junior high experiments in lesbianism. As a church going wife and pillar of the community, those incidents simply were not to be mentioned as ever having happened...even if she had been rather forceful in her youthful attentions way back then. It wasn't as Judy hadn't ended up enjoying so much as to become a pest when Sarah had moved on to other more voluptuous targets.

by Bridget Bardot February 09, 2010